Very private, this villa is constructed of volcanic rock and mahogany and offers views of nearby Montserrat, Antigua and the ocean.

Built on two levels, the villa has four bedrooms and four baths.

The upper level houses the main living areas and kitchen as well as two of the bedrooms. A spacious living/dining room is furnished with rattan and provides many comfortable spots for reading, conversation and watching TV. The dining area has a large glass table which can accommodate 8 guests. A fully equipped kitchen is provided as well.

The master suite, located on the upper level, has a king sized bed and en-suite bathroom. A guest suite on this level has an en-suite bath and is furnished with two twin beds.

An expansive verandah surrounds two sides of the villa and provides 180 degree views of Mt. Nevis and the ocean. Guests will enjoy the constant island breeze on this wonderful verandah. This area is furnished and provides three sitting areas as well as an outdoor mahogany dining table which can seat 8. The verandah is the ideal spot to enjoy an alfresco breakfast or dinner.

This lovely area of the island is known for its cool, green environment.

Located at the base of Nevis peak near the rain forest, Gingerland has retained its original old-time flavor.

There are still many old wooden chattel houses here, rum shops, and sheep and goats running free on the terrain.

In the center of the village is the Gingerland Methodist Church, as well as a small commercial area with several small stores.

Gingerland is also the home of the Golden Rock Plantation Inn, a former sugar plantation, where many of the island's green vervet monkeys live.

Visitors usually make a stop at the inn to look for monkeys (early morning and later afternoon are best) and to walk the inn's nature trail.